Flowood, Miss., Jan. 3, 2019 – The American Red Cross along with its sheltering partner, Mississippi Department of Human Services, are operating two shelters due to ongoing rainfall that is expected to cause more flash-flooding and flooding.
JACKSON, Miss. – The Mississippi State Department of Health’s Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) will remain open through the month of January even without congressional action on the current government shutdown.
Pleasant Hill Baptist “Little Church” sang during the morning worship service on Dec.2, 2018. They sang: “Baby Jesus”, “Long Ago”, and “Happy Birthday to Jesus”. They also quoted Isaiah 9:6. From left to right beginning on the front row: Mabry McPhearson and Carmen Wimber
Caring, compassionate, intuitive, professional, humble—all words used to describe Julie Owen, RN, and the Golden Apple Award winner for November. She teaches Health Science Core
Martha Hunter Ross was born and raised in Enterprise, Mississippi as one of four children born to Nathan Hunter and Johnnie Pearl DeBruce Hunter.
December 5, 2018 – Festive meals, flickering lights and holiday decorations are all hallmarks of the holiday season.
WASHINGTON– The holidays are upon us, and while there’s loads of merry-making and fun to be had – the changes and sensations of the season can add stress to the lives of children with special needs and their families.
I think it’s time ginger became a regular part of our cuisine! I’m sure you’ve heard of ginger before, such as gingersnap cookies, right?
County Road 430 has been closed due to repairs on a bridge shut down on Hurricane Creek by state bridge inspections. The Clarke County Board of Supervisors awarded the bid for the bridge rep
WASHINGTON –U.S. Small Business Administrator Linda McMahon is encouraging Americans to support local communities by shopping at small businesses on Saturday, November 24.
